Oona Insurance Indonesia, a prominent digital general insurer, has joined forces with GoPay, Indonesia’s leading digital payment platform, and insurance brokerage firm Prodigi to revolutionize health insurance accessibility. Through this partnership, over 30 million GoPay users can now purchase health insurance effortlessly via GoPay Asuransi, the platform’s first insurance offering, with Oona Insurance as the exclusive provider.
Simplified insurance for digital consumers
This collaboration is a major step forward for Oona Insurance, strengthening its presence in the retail health insurance market. GoPay’s user-friendly interface allows users to select insurance plans, answer basic health questions, and rely on their GoPay profiles for automated data entry. Payments are processed directly through the app, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.
Manik Bucha, Group Chief Underwriting Officer of Oona Insurance, highlighted the partnership’s significance: “This collaboration underscores our dedication to leveraging digital innovation to break barriers in insurance access. By offering simplified products tailored for digital-savvy consumers, we’re making insurance affordable and accessible to millions.”
Flexible plans to meet diverse needs
GoPay Asuransi offers two plans powered by Oona Indonesia. The Critical Illness Insurance starts at Rp5,000, providing a lump-sum cash payout for diagnoses such as heart attack or cancer, with benefits up to Rp100 million. The Health Insurance option starts at Rp60,000 and includes coverage for ICU, inpatient, and outpatient care at over 1,300 hospitals and clinics, with an annual limit of up to Rp100 million.
“This partnership reflects our commitment to financial inclusion,” added Kiki Apriyani, Head of Marketing Money Management at GoPay. “Together with Oona Insurance, we’re empowering Indonesians to achieve greater financial resilience and access essential financial services.”
By combining innovation and accessibility, this partnership is transforming how Indonesians protect their health and finances.
